PRECALCULUS MATH 2312.002 | FALL 2018 Course Description This course will help you to succeed in Calculus and all of your future mathematics courses. Roughly half of Calculus I students fail. However, students that take this class are much, much more likely to pass. Most of these students fail because they do not have the background skills needed to succeed. You will learn or review topics from college algebra, trigonometry and analytical geometry which are critical for passing Calculus. The topics covered will include algebraic functions and their graphs, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric functions and identities, two and three dimensional analytical geometry. Please understand that if you have already taken MATH 1316, then you will not receive credit for this course. The prerequisite for this course is an appropriate score on ACT, SAT, STAAR, TSI or special permission. Textbook Precalculus: A Right-Triangle Approach, by Beecher, Penna, Bittinger, Pearson, 5 th Edition, 2016, ISBN 0-321-96955-3. Website You will be using Canvas. Go to www.uttyler.edu/canvas to log into Canvas using your regular patriots account. If you have enrolled in the course, you should have access to the website. You will find important documents, grades, lecture notes, and announcements on Canvas. Attendance is mandatory and attendance records will be kept. Notify Dr. Koslover in advance if you must miss a class, be late for a class or leave early. (Official University Policy: Class attendance is the responsibility of the student. When a student has a legitimate absence, the instructor may permit the student to complete missed assignments. In many cases class participation is a significant measure of performance, and non-attendance may adversely affect a student’s grade. When a student’s absences become excessive, the instructor may recommend that the student initiate a withdrawal.) Instructor: Dr. Deborah Koslover Office: RBN 4010 Email: [email protected]Classroom: RBN 3035 Meeting Time: MW 5:30-6:50 PM Office Hours: MWTh 1:30-3:30 PM Tu 1:00-2:00 and 2:30-3:30 PM or by appointment.
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PRECALCULUS MATH 2312.002 | FALL 2018
Course Description This course will help you to succeed in Calculus and all of your future mathematics courses.
Roughly half of Calculus I students fail. However, students that take this class are much, much
more likely to pass. Most of these students fail because they do not have the background skills
needed to succeed. You will learn or review topics from college algebra, trigonometry and
analytical geometry which are critical for passing Calculus. The topics covered will include
algebraic functions and their graphs, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric
functions and identities, two and three dimensional analytical geometry. Please understand that if
you have already taken MATH 1316, then you will not receive credit for this course. The
prerequisite for this course is an appropriate score on ACT, SAT, STAAR, TSI or special
permission.
Textbook
Precalculus: A Right-Triangle Approach, by Beecher, Penna, Bittinger,
Pearson, 5th Edition, 2016, ISBN 0-321-96955-3.
Website You will be using Canvas. Go to www.uttyler.edu/canvas to log into Canvas using your regular
patriots account. If you have enrolled in the course, you should have access to the website. You
will find important documents, grades, lecture notes, and announcements on Canvas.
Attendance is mandatory and attendance records will be kept. Notify Dr.
Koslover in advance if you must miss a class, be late for a class or leave early.
(Official University Policy: Class attendance is the responsibility of the
student. When a student has a legitimate absence, the instructor may permit
the student to complete missed assignments. In many cases class participation
is a significant measure of performance, and non-attendance may adversely
affect a student’s grade. When a student’s absences become excessive, the
instructor may recommend that the student initiate a withdrawal.)